Latest about Steven Wilson
“The perception of what kind of band you are can count for so much… The hard lesson to learn is that the quality of the music counts for very little”: Steven Wilson on Porcupine Tree’s slow rise to success
After a 20-year struggle to secure their status, the band leader looked back on what it took to score a top 30 album
18 of the darkest, most terrifying prog rock songs ever made
Have a very proggy Halloween with our playlist of dark, morbid proggy delights...
“Maverick in scope and enormous in scale… but it owes much of its sprawling nature to its contributors”: Steven Wilson’s The Harmony Codex
Modern prog’s great visionary throws away the stylistic rule book to deliver an enigmatic, luxurious post-pandemic masterwork
Keith Emerson's on the cover of the new issue of Prog, which is on sale now!
Plus Richard Wright, Trevor Rabin, John Wetton, Steven Wilson, The Flower Kings, Galahad, Rocket Recordinds and loads more...
No-Man's OLI label years explored in new five-disc set
No-Man's Housekeeping: The OLI Years, 1990-1994 will be released in January
Jethro Tull's long-delayed War Child II to be released in November
Jethro Tull's War Child II features a selection of Steven Wilson remixes previously unavailable on vinyl
The best new prog sounds from Steven Wilson, Trevor Rabin, Kyros and more in Prog's Tracks Of The Week
The week's best new prog music to check out from Earthside, Manzanera and Mackay, Unprocessed and more...
"It would be an obtuse listener who didn't grasp how splendid this record is": Steven Wilson's The Harmony Codex is a high-wire act that few artists could pull off
Solo album number seven The Harmony Codex finds Steven Wilson triumphing by not trying too hard
